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tFORTY-SECOND YEAR—No: 2243
EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEgBER 28th 1916
JONES & MAY
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Ladies' Swell 0 Coats
A new bunch just opened up. They are real nifty
and just what you are looking for, Plush, Tweed
Zebaline. Chinchilla, Chap Serge, Plain and Fancy
Plaids. No two alike. Our coats are not high priced
A good Plush Coat for g 17m
Child's Coats A big range of cloths and patterns
to choose from
FURS FURS
Now is the time to buy your furs, We bought early
when furs were lower. A big selection to show you
Persian Lamb Sets
Sable Sets
Mink Marmot Sets
Children's White or Grey
Black Fox Sets
Red Fox Sets
Grey Fox Sets
Black Dog Sets
Don't fail to see our fine display of Furs, We are sure
tohave what you want
Men's Overcoats and Suits
If you are in need of a good Overcoat for Fall or Winter, come in and see our range
Extra fine line ot Freize overcoats in Browns, Greys, &c with shawl or convenable collars at
very moderate prices, Also big selection of Men's Black Beaver Overcoats for best wear
Nifty Fall Suits can be had here in no end of variety, browns, gmys, navy and many fine
mixed patterns
/dens' Felt Hats Our line of Soft Felt Hats for fall are surely taking
well, and no wonder, when you see the class of
goods vire are handling
Boys' Suits and Overcoats
Stylish Norfolk Suits for boys at low prices, either bloomer or straight pants, in all
odors. Also Buster Brown Suits for smaller boys, Our overcoats for small boys are real
swell for this season
Shoes.
. Come in and see OM stock of Shoes for Ladies' Men and Children, They
certainly are right up to the minute in style
Jones AND May
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Before placing your or-
der for a stove call and
examine our complete
line of cooking & heating
stoves Steel ranges $35
to $60; Cart ranges $25
to $50; Heating stoves
$,9 to $48; Peafection oil
stoves $4.50 to $6 00
Make your new barn
complete with the use of
modern sliding door rol-
lers, stable door latches,
etc
Pvepare your stable with stall fixtures and cattle
chains for wintering your stock
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A full line of Mitts' Gloves, Lanterns, t)ve P p
Elbows, etc for fall
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r Monday, October the ilth will ibe
nk$Ariving Day. •
•WUNERAL op S. U. PRESTON
!Ile funeral of Samuel U. Preston
peas held front .the family nelsidence
Peach: St. Luzon, last Friday, to St,
mes cemetery for ixiterneent. The ki,er
'vices %vete °arid acted by Re v. 'Win, Lowe
Zir. Preston who wan in his 63rd year
Vad ',,en ili for the past (couple ibf
enenths,, Inlet It's death on Tuesday was
udden and greet irhoele to friends,
funeral Ives conducted IV Liman
Loki:a No. 70, 1.0.0.Ei., 05 which N'er',.
ereeten. wa 411 old. and valued, '1111:1n-1
'i Ilis wife 4,14 on daughter, bleed
.41nr, ,le,ft, to mourn ti eSs , „
ONION THIEVES J3USY
It is treperted that onion thieves
have been bu
sy in Exeter during the
past week. With the poor crop tine
year rang additional loser to the grow-
ers icomee oetnewhat hard.
INCREASE IN PRIC.E 'NEXT 'WEEK
On the first off October the Exeter
Times Will increase in, prim: from $1
to $1,25 a year. There is j111: 1,1few
days left for our Subscribdrs to take.
iadVantage ot the 'old rate aS after
that date 1111 arrears, new or renewal
suEseriptions Will be eharged the ad-
vanced irate. Any iroiitttaness ti.at
te,airs the poistl markth
Upt ;tor Sept 80
Wk. :E nt.a.; 1r 0..
Rally Day Services
Rev. lar. Peter Strang, Supt. of
Mission OZ the Presbyterian church
in Southern Saskatehewan, addressed
the Rally service in Coven Presby-
terian church on Sunday last, The Sur_
dant school met in; the auditorium
or the church and a splendid, ;service
was carried out. The church was most
beautifully decorated with flowers
for the occasion. Dr. Strang ako spoke
on the same istibj•ect at Thames 'Road
church in the • evening.
'Rollin service in the Main, St. Meth-
odiet 'Su.nday School was held Sunday
last at 11 a.m. The auditorium was
tastefully decorated With beautiful.
plants and cut flow-erts blY the young
ladies. The attendance was very large
The 'program 'was carried out in a
most •pleaein,g manner. The singing.
led (by o choir or young ladies of the
school deieerves special comment., The
primary class sang in their, usual good
style, nhowing the results or moo-,
ftin training. Wright addresses were
;delivered by Messrs C.' Tteckey, H. E.
;Huston, and the pastor, Mux -
worthy. The service was conducted by M
the rsuperintendant, r. 113. W. P. Bea-
nars..The school has made a success-
ful start on another year's work. A. er d
ial invitation is extended to any one
to enjoy our services.
The 'Rally services connectiot
wall the Sunday school, of James St.
Methodist church on Salohath last
were la decided !success, The church
and altar rail was most beautifully
decorated with. h gorgeons array of
flowers and flags, In the morning
the 'pastor, Rev. J. W.13iiird preached
a 'special ;1;erinon along the line of
Sunday school work. In the after-
noon the 'scholars assembled in the
auditorium of the, church there being
a large i•urn-out. The superintendarn
Mr, 3. S. H . arvey,occupied( the chair
and tassociated with him on the vita -
form was 11•In 'B. W. ;01. Ileavers supt.
of Main St. Meth. Sunday, sehoo). Two
short addreeses ;were .given by Rev.
13eird
rendNb. Arr. S. Martin, a reci-
tation by 'Miss L. Sanders, choruses
several classes of the echoo1. not
the least among which was a solvetien
from, the ,pritnary elass, and roll call
and responsive readings by the schoel.
Mr. Geo. 'Thomas of London, fornier
teacher ',for many years in the nchool
led In prayer. •
Mrs. Frank Clarke and children of
London, are visiting the( former's sis-
ter, Mrs, If, W*,elle, of, town.
Exeter Council
The Connell of the Village met in
regular session on Sept 22, with the
Reev and Councillor Hind absent.
P•er Roulston and Beavors—That Nfr
Horton take the uhair;—Corried.
Minutes of last 'meeting .were read
and apqroved
Following communications were rcad
and ordered tiled:
Hydro JeerRailWay Assnlation
ditional fee;
From the. offices re- the second
annual liieetiAg of the row. P tanning
Cont armee to be held in 'Hamilton un
Oct 2 •and 3.
Front Hydro Power 'Comli re Court
o Apneal, .etc,
From T. Cameron re- delivery of
fine gravel
The following accounts were ord-
ered pai.1,—W, T. Gillespie 61.40 ; The
Ross Taylor Co., 26.40; W. A. Ea'k--
will 72.05; Sid Sanders 7.56; Chal.
Northcott 22:85e- H. T. Rowe 5810;
John Norry 23.10; T. Cornish 22.65;
Castor Willis 2,10; Rich. Cooke, 19.95
D. Russ -ell, sr. 18.38; R. Quance 147(1
Jas. Willis 19.95; Walter Westcott
lb.50; R. Gillies 101.05; Houlden
41.47; Then Wainer 36.55; Exeter
;Canning Co 6,45,—Total $580.71.
Roulston and Beaverss-That the gas
aline Engine at the Waterworks ;nest
be overhauled.—Carried.
Adjournment by Roulston,
Jos Se.nior, Clerk.
PINED kVA Presentation and
OBSTR UCTING TB ROAD
Mr, ltd. Patton, or MeGillvram ape
peered. before Magistrate, W. D. San- On the departure oil, 1110-4 llandIton
ders, on a charge of obstructing the ttrom Exeter the pails °A the High
public highway, laid by M. Chas. School ;elasees availed themselves at
Louchner of Shipka, It appeared that the opportunity or presenting her
lqr, Pat ton, was driving to Credit -on with un uddress and an Ivory 'ciressitg
with a load of cerain and Mr. Louch- ease pet, reonsisting of a brushf comb,,
ner tame up behind bin with an auto- mirror land manicure set, Miss Beta.
mobile sunning into the wagon. and 'Rowe ;read the following address,
Address
The Ingle SocietyAf the P-rb1-1
terian church have been, fortfulate
getting the Rev, .1,8, Ifenderson (for-
imerly of Newell, now tell. tioleuribia)
Ito taddrees them at their; thank offers
beg meeting on Wedretsday, (to-rilgitt)
Mr. Henderson. will ;speak or 'Canad-
a Citizenship. Everyone s cortdially:
Invited without regard to party, exceed
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or es.
INCREASE IN PRFCE NEXT WEEK
Secretary s 01i Ice, Guelph—Read .. dama,gtng the nadiator or the. machine whtle Miss lYfargaret 0u M.eodie present- .theroast '‘'''f De‘tc.kjer At,be gt/c1Aer
Tint;ts will increase in, price from $1
Mr. Louctner tooted his horn and the ,ed the •rt 311- 11 '1 '' d '
defendent turned around but was att exceedingly Weaning earsi an:acct.-
:slow in •giving part or the road. The able manner.
auto was going plow at the time. Mag ,13xetur, Sept. 20t 13W
istrate Siiriders found the defendarie Misis A. L Hamilton, ,
guilty of violating the rules of the Dear Miss Hamilton,—
road in not turning,' out and imposed. We the na.embers of you.xl re.spective
a :fine of $1.00 and costs. which came onnees In. Exeter Continuation School
to about $10.00.
THE LATE MRS, CLARKE.
TWELVE ISARRELS WHISKEY
TAKEN VR011 "CELLAR OP
SEAFTYRTII pRIVATE HOUSE
Probably the largest (seizure of li-
quor -ever made in Western Ontario
eves imade tat Seaforth. lost Thursday
evening .hiy1 Mesnirs Powell and Pellow
officers of the Huron County Temper-
imice .Alliance. The lot consists of 12
barrels of Walker's rye whiskey and
is 'said to be worth about $1200. 'Al-'
though the liquor was found, in a pri-
vate home the officersi 'believe; that it
was 'being stored for otter then per-
sonal :use. They experienced consid-
erable difficulty in getting the large
barrels out or the cellar, the eh' -
. .10,s anei ton revise
to $125 a year. There is teen few.
days left for our Subscribers to take
advantage of the Old trateso4triler
that clat& .S11 arrears, new or renewal
4subiScriptions Vili be nharged the 04-
vainced rate. •Any remittances that
bears the post -mark up to Sept -301.1i
',will. he accepted.
having learned kwitt deep sorrow or
your acceptance of another position
as teacher In Kineardine Collegiate
On Friday of last week Mns. Vivian Institute desire to express our deep
Clarke, 'wife of Mr. Wallace D.'Clarke appreciation ;of your services while
manager 'of the Molsonis Hank, 'Lt1-1 us. You have inspired within US
the stabttion to be students, notody
town, died after an illness •extend -
011117 own ability and genius Tot-
ing over several months. The deceased by Y
was 63 year; of age. Her maiden name true scholarship but also by your per -
was Vivian Wilieon, and until her mar- so:nal touch and interest in every-
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thing that appertains to our best evel-
agsh
e e resided in. London.. Mrs.
°Larne Inn in for some ;time fare. Wefare deeply' badebted to you
and rejoice that we fea.v.e. been priv-
and for the past few, monthis has been
iletged to have had such Leadership
receiving treatment in Lor,don, She'
as you have given as, Would you ar-:
was brought borne a few weelerago,
:Dept 'o. Lir hands this token of our
and passed away on Thursday last.
Hier demise bast a loom over the
opprectation of all you have been to
e
113S. tremembering us in future, days
incommunity ;as Mrs. Clarke was held
h ; ..d, .., 1, r for we Ait.all aiwaya have the kind -
RUNAWAY TEAM
CRASHES INTO AUTO
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A team of horses v belonging to Mr.
A. Hotig•tirt or Ushorrae and driven by
Mr. Join Hodgert ran. away Tuesday
afternoon from:1in ifront of Mr.
Beirs Just Soak, of town. Mr, Born
was 'Standing near the wagon when it
dog frightened the horses, and they
commenced to run away. They name
lap Main St. and whoa. in moat •tai.
llyndina.es •office they crashed into
his auto, The „force or the Impact
shoved the auto .for ;several; feel. and
up -onto the ement sidewalk. The glass,
in the windshield LIMA broken as well
las the radiator and, one of tbe PghuIu
est memories of you and shall •wish The horses came to n. standstill and
Dor yo • abundant success. in your
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band and one son gale,. also her father future sphere of ;service.
Mr. W. T. Wilson, formerly of London
who for the past few years has made Signed. •
Exeter ilfgh School.'
his home in Exeter. Three brothers
W. 11,, of New York. and George and
'Wilfred of Toronto. also survive. The
runeral was hold on Monday re-
)tuains 'being taken to London and in-
terred in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
A. very impressive service was held
at the house conducted 13,30 Rev. S. F
Sharpe. A quartette consisting of
Moen's: Kinsman and Christie and
'Misses MePatil rind Kinsman assisted
in the service of song. The pall-beare-
ers in town snern. lilentrs.- J. A. Stew -1
ere R. 'G. Seldon, E. W. Gladman,
Fitton, A. E. Kuhn and Mr. Burwell. i-
tatint weighing two ton Or over, .bo,t. at London the remains...were: met by i
Finally succeeded -in getting the lot
unto Inspector's Torrance's cold stor-
age plant at Clinton, where in will
remain ' until ;the case cornea up fon
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Letter From the Front
The 'following interesting letter is
from. Bdr. R. D .Turnbult to his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F.
Beavers, of town, and It written from.
Velgiurci.
In Belgium, Sept 5th, -16
Dear Aunt Roxie and Uncle Ben,—
Since I came over to France' I find
it ,soinewhat difficult to remember
when 11 have answered the letters
which I receive. Guess I'll have to
keep a little memo.
• In case I did not answee your last
letter I want to tell you how glad
I was to receive it. Here's hoping
that the two shin-plaisters ts-hich are
a number of old friends and inter -1
ment took place in Mt. Pleasant
'cemetery
STORES BROKEN INTO
;BY THIEVES
On Friday evening last thiev.:StrOire
into the hardware stores. of Messrs.
W. J. Heaman and Hugh Sparkman ot
town and helped themselves to a num!
ber of razors and pocket knives. At
W. J. Heaman's entrance was first
obtained to the coal cellar through
a small window but. the door to 'the
main cellar was barred and they were
forced to return. They took a pane of
glass out of a small window in the '
storehouse. being very careful to get
all the glass out, and after having .
gained admission to the storehouse )
they took out a second pane of glass
in the partition, dividing the back
part from the main part' of the store.
although the door right' close'. by was •
,niocked. No doubt they had tried ,
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certainly a novelty over nere—bring this door and the latch had caught
me good luck.
'Very likely mother has told you
before this just what kind. of a life
we lead here in Belgium, so I cannot
tell you very 13111C.h. n'w in this respect
It is more thaw hard writing letters
from. the 'front, for there is nothing
Much to write about after we have
written our 'first letter. lEvery' day's
work is much the same.
At present 'we are back some dis-
tance from. the firing line in a rest
camp laving more or less of a good
time. It is rest indeed, after being
in action for a few weeks. But a•e Tar
as I can make out, all, the boys are
The front door had also been tamper-.
ed with. and when Mr, Lio.cke3, calm
'to work Saturday morning the lock
failed to respond to the turn of hi5
'key. The -safe was tried andseveral'
drawers ransacked and the cash reg-
ister war rifled of about seven dol-
lars. A num'aer of razors' and pocket ,
knives were taken out of the show
case. The thieves worked, with a can-
dle as the dripping from the :same]
were in evidence. At' Mr. Spackman's,
dmison was gained through the
back door and here they: made quite
rt haul of razors and knives Constable
''Bis:'ett was on tne pa on SaturBay
anxious to .get back in the dugout() , and got wind or two sttspicous-look-
once more. We are nob going to the ling, characters who were seen walking,
th near 'Centralia about six o-emet
same part of the line, again. We are
glad of that fon( It will seem like an
entirely new 'experience.
Wo do tnot pose as veterans yet
although we have fixed a good deal,
and lave had quite a largo number o.E
shcitts directed at us. Our casualty
list up-tecdate is quite small and
encouraging. BolIN
great many ;chaps over here who are '''' —
-•-- McCiANN—At Dashweocl on Sept. 1.8th
to Mr and Mrs. A. 'McCann, a In (he the Exeter Times of Aug. 1741
I noticed cilVte. nice letter to
you front Sergt. 'McRae. Ttere. are a n.htt.
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.EXArfor the same reason as he. • •
thankful to 'people hick in Canada MiCIY-,•In und Stephen, on Sept. 24th to,
'Reginald, Mkr:
I aMrs. Arthur Amya dau ,
No. 307750, Bdr. Reginald Davicl Turn- gla t• e r.
m your loving nephew,
bull, 43. Blow. fiatteryi 10th Brigade, ghter.
1)(1/33DrSr—.,Innr.dIT:‘sririosr,nrie,ay
'on Sept. 20th,
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CanCon
England. • Dobb•s, a dau-
„ ., 113. nly P.C.', London,. MAN—Tn fExetero
, n Sept, --11 ,
1.0. .1\ir. ;Ind 'Mrs. 'W. W. Taman, o•
daughter.
Saturday :morning. They n t ls traced
'to Toucan and mere /ost track- of near
Granton. Constabl•e Whitesides was ie.
town on Sunday. This is the secoed
/time that 'CV. J, Heaman's store has
been broken into.
ROS1NSON—PASSMORE
MA.*R13PED
seN. pretty wedding took place; at Hi.' Reill-NSON—PAs-moriE—In Ex!ter
home of Mrs, 6.1. Paesmore on \,1'clnus- on Rept.. 27th, Mis-. Minutia Pass -
day tafternoon at 2.30 p.m. when her more, daughter of Mrs. S. 11asmoye,
daughter Mia. Mlnetta J. was united of town, to Mr: Wilfred C. Robin -
in marriage to Mr. Wilfred 0. sort et? Detroit, by Rev., S. W. Mux -
5031 . of Detroit, len o Mr. and Mrs. worthy.
Robinson. of MitehelL The} core- joNEs_sNELL—At rartn'*
Mkuixworthy in she presence of the
O'clock a.m., Mis's Orea
W. Ps be r na Wednee dal% Sopt. 27th
mony was performed lay Bev. 8.
immediate :relatives and lcoritracting of t1tr. and Mrs. *Wm.
arties. 'The brid. who. WS'S given
lor and took herl place. in front or a' .
to Georr,e Jonel5, 15011
p
.lnink of )1101Vers. She was dressed i south.
of Mr. 'Henry Jones of London road
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away 'by filer mother entered' the par -1
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a gown of grey nuessaline wait 1
rIel• '114°,,1LITR:dtrt'o,s•sold'Inil.a14 1)18,sr; Mary Perkins, holov:,d otThont
trimmed with 'mauve :Ind wore a cor- as'i1 k' II9Ward 11'9:ed 34'n113'.
Thi, 1\10NTETT1I—In Usb•orne, on Friday
bouquet 01 avhite
Vrayn,, si3ter 4.),f tit: bride The eliO. of j1-.,0 Charles! Monteith
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wedding march was:laity:rid by Mr,. ScPtember 22nd, Helen Monteitt
sage
groom's gift to the bride St11,3. iiand- aacm r.ql vers. ‘• rflo.rahl , an
large Angle ptarl ring. Mss CLARKE—in E)eter, FridaySept.
awraore las exesid.'d in Toronto for 22nd. 1418, ''ViNian Wilson delrlY
the past 'Pew' year•-... Mr. end 'Mrs. telMed cell:* of Wa Dare I), Clarke,
Robinson left the sense 'eveinug for 33 Years.
Detroit, the brick travelling n RALBFLEISCH—Te, Day Townsh`p, on
i tailored suit of broadcloth with Monday. Sep,: 18th, Mr. netry Kelb-
Ulla& end Naito hat and shoos, The "visch. uged Ys,Irl*., nunl,lis,
Times joinIS ooisgratulations A , I and 18 days,
Talk tin voi -loft ..tirprrni,,,n.,IRYWAT4D—Tn London, wif on. Sept, 24th
one o;.: theni fell to the ground re.4
eeiving slight bruises. The harness
was Pomewhat broken. A largo Vrovard.
of tspectaton5 was soon on the scams
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